Creating crazed customers
Since its debut in August, the Popeyes Chicken Sandwich has stirred up quite the attention. After two weeks, the item quickly sold out, and the demand for the sandwiches led to violence. Keep Reading
NSPA: Now more than ever
The National Scholastic Press Association (NSPA) held in Washington, D.C. Nov. 20-24 had over 8,000 journalism students and advisors attend the event to hear speakers from around the country and workshops about a variety of journalism-related topics. Keep Reading
Killing it with The Killers
Holding up a sign asking band The Killers “Can I Play Drums on ‘For Reasons Unknown?’,” Verebay had hopes of rocking out with the band at the Riptide Music Festival Nov. 23. Keep Reading
A zoo of her own
While some people may beg their parents for a puppy or kitten, eighth-grader Isabella Gauthier takes the term “pet” to a new level. With 108 pets, including a zebra, sloth, otter, llama and camel, Gauthier’s responsibilities differ from a typical eighth grader’s. Keep Reading
Patriots feeling confident for season opener
Despite finishing the 2018-2019 season with a loss in the district semifinals and an 11-11 record, the varsity boys basketball team will look to make a run at the state title under first-year head coach Raja Bell. Keep Reading